It was called the Community Access Mortgage (CAM) that focused on neighborhoods whose house values did not exceed $65K.

I cam across a vacant property and I have been unable to find the owners.

Any preditor or creditor cam simply come after it at any time.

Also, I own this in an LLC for liability reasons, which I've read on BP lenders don't like, although I haven't asked my bank yet.I'm hoping to buy 1-2 more houses into the LLC that owns Deal #1 and then find a private lender or portfolio lender/credit union willing to give the LLC a revolving credit line.

Would something like no recent bankruptcy and no delinquent revolving credit/loan accounts be a better statement of expectations?

Hi Nate,The answer to your question revolves around your answers to some other questions.

Since then I've continued my education via podcasts, books, perusing various RE blogs, asking questions anyone involved in the business.Origin: Originally from the Bronx --> San Bernardino, San Jose, & Monterey California --> Atlanta --> Newport News, Virginia --> Iowa Falls, IAWhat do I do :: I am a pastorRE Goals :: Duplicate my income in order to provide financial stability and security for my family.BiggerPockets :: During my research & studying I cam across the site.

As you say, there is a bit of a revolving door in the business and others will behave accordingly.

I think most investors niche in the market revolves around personal preference.

I've used those personal loans before and they don't hit your credit very much, if at all because they are fixed payment loan as opposed to a revolving credit line.